SnapSafe Premium Welded Safes provide peace of mind and valuable security, built with state-of-the-art materials and superior craftsmanship. SnapSafe understands the importance of keeping firearms secure and out of the hands of those who shouldn’t have access. It is also a great option to protect important documents and any number of valuables, from jewelry to coins.
By combining the durability of plate steel with rugged welded construction, SnapSafe® premium welded safes offer protection for a variety of household valuables. The convenient digital lock access, with its key override feature, ensures secure entry that is both quick and user-friendly. The 1200° 30-minute fire protection rating ensures enhanced protection of valuables should the unthinkable occur.
SnapSafe® recognizes that security is critical when choosing a home safe. Their premium welded safe lineup incorporates pre-drilled floor mounting holes to ensure the safe and its critical contents stay put.
With a range of sizes available, including 12, 18, and 30 gun options, SnapSafe® premium welded safes cater to every budget and need. The lined interior provides a smooth non-marring surface, and the adjustable shelves allow for safe customization. SnapSafe® is carefully designed to protect what is valuable and provide peace of mind.
Premium Welded Safe Specifications:
EXTERIOR DIMENSIONS
- 12-Gun Welded Safe #75130: 55″H x 18″W x 14″D
- 18-Gun Welded Safe #75131: 55″H x 20″W x 17″D
- 30-Gun Welded Safe #75132: 55″H x 25″W x 20″D
FEATURES
- 1200°F 30-minute fire shield protection.
- Lined interior and adjustable shelves.
- Digital lock with key override.
- Pre-drilled for floor mounting
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4 Responses
I sold my safes several years ago and hardened my gun room.
Would be more space efficient and assuming you included the walls involved.
Walls are double reinforced with steel studs and 3/4 inch plywood on both sides lined with fire board on the inside. The floor/ceiling also has steel studs and 3/4 plywood lined with fire board. The door is a walk in style from an old bank I found online with it’s original steel framework. Considering the amount of $$$ I have invested in the contents of that room no expense was to great to protect it.
Well unless you are away for an extended timeline while someone was paying more attention than normal even for a criminal your only real concern would be fire and more for the rest of the house. Probably be another 15 years before we do something similar.